What I
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共 21 段- II. Good crops rarely fail to yield a profit to the grower.
- To one reared amid the rugged scenery of New-England; or on
- I. Land wisely planted with trees, and fenced so far as need
- I had sped across Europe to Venice, and noted with interest
- Here is a middling farmer of the old school, who walks caref
- The good farmer begins by inquiring, "Wherein was my soil or
- But let any farmer turn his whole force into a bog or marsh
- Your trees once set--(and he who sets twenty trees per day a
- I disclaim all pretensions to ability to teach Western farme
- If there be any who still hold that this country must ultima
- I hold our average Common Schools defective, in that they fa
- These stones are sometimes a facility, but oftener an impedi
- I am not a scientific farmer; it is not probable that I ever
- The word of hope and cheer for Labor in our days is COOPERAT
- To many, the cost of Irrigation would seem so much added to
- Nor is cost the only discouragement. There is not half so mu
- I will not guess how many millions of bushels have rotted un
- 9. As to irrigation, I doubt that there is a farm in the Uni
- FARMING--
- PLOWING:
- 1871. DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY. 1871.